Taurist Technologies

Technology for businesses the old model left behind.

Taurist Technologies is the founder-led parent brand behind Conversion Works, Siteworks, Workers, and /cro. We build focused services and software from real work in conversion, websites, AI systems, automation, and Shopify intelligence.

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One company. Focused paths. Same standards.

AI changed what a small team can build.

For years, the kind of work smaller businesses needed most was locked behind expensive teams: designers, developers, strategists, analysts, automation experts, and software specialists.

That is changing. AI now makes it possible for a focused team to build higher-functioning websites, smarter systems, useful software, and managed AI workers faster than the old model allowed.

Taurist exists because we think that capability should not only belong to the companies with the biggest budgets. We want businesses to be ready for what is coming, not left behind by it.

Taurist is the foundation. The brands make the work clearer.

We did not want Taurist to become a broad "we do everything" agency. So we separated the work into focused brands for focused problems — same standards, clearer ways in.

Conversion Works handles Shopify CRO: finding friction, fixing the flow, and measuring what moved.
Siteworks builds expert-built, conversion-aware websites for businesses that have outgrown their current site.
Workers turns repeat workflows into managed AI workers with approvals, monitoring, and maintenance.
/cro is the product layer from Taurist's CRO audit process, built around Shopify conversion intelligence.

Yes, conversion is still part of the spine.

If you knew Taurist as a CRO company, that history has not disappeared. It expanded. Conversion work taught us how to read behavior, understand friction, use data carefully, and design for trust.

That thinking now shows up across everything we build. The question is still the same: what does the person on the other side need to understand, trust, and do next?

Two sides of the same operating system.

Design · UX · ConversionEdu Rigonato

Edu brings the design, website, UX, conversion, and human-behavior side of Taurist — how people experience a business online, what they trust, and what makes them take the next step. That perspective shapes Conversion Works and Siteworks.

Software · AI · SystemsRichard Hill III

Rich brings the software development, AI systems, automation, and technical-assessment side of Taurist — what needs to be built, connected, automated, monitored, and improved. That perspective shapes Workers and the technical backbone behind the company.

Taurist works because design and development are not separate departments. They are the two sides of how the company thinks: understand the problem, design the right path, build the system, and keep improving the experience.

The same values, whichever Taurist brand you enter through.

Open communication

No mystery process, no hiding behind technical language, no disappearing once the project starts.

Detailed planning and execution

We care about the thinking before the build and the build after the thinking. A good idea only matters if it becomes something useful.

Client first

We think about the client's experience, not just the deliverable — easier to use, easier to maintain, easier to trust.

One step beyond

We look for the thing that would make the work better, not just the thing that was technically promised.

Practical AI

AI should make the business more capable, not more confused. We build with purpose, boundaries, and a real workflow behind it.

The most important Taurist moments have not happened yet.

We are still early. That is part of the point. Taurist is becoming a technology operating company with multiple focused sectors, a growing product layer, and a clear mission: help businesses modernize without making technology feel unreachable.

A business should be able to come here to build the website, improve conversion, add AI workers, and use software that helps them see what to do next — not because they want more technology, but because they want to run a better business.